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THERMAL IMAGING INSPECTIONS

THERMAL IMAGING INSPECTIONS

See the heat before it becomes a failure.

See the heat before it becomes a failure.

See the heat before it becomes a failure.

Westons' certified thermographers scan your electrical equipment, motors, machinery and moving equipment under normal load to catch hot connections, overloaded circuits, worn bearings and failing components before they shut down production or hurt someone. No shutdown required.

Westons' certified thermographers scan your electrical equipment, motors, machinery and moving equipment under normal load to catch hot connections, overloaded circuits, worn bearings and failing components before they shut down production or hurt someone. No shutdown required.

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WHY IT MATTERS

Most electrical failures give off heat first.

Most electrical failures give off heat first.

Most electrical failures give off heat first.

Bad connections and overloaded parts run hot long before they fail. An infrared scan finds those hot spots while your equipment is running, so you can fix them on your schedule instead of during an outage. NFPA 70B (2023) also calls for infrared inspections of energized equipment at least once a year as part of an electrical maintenance program.

Bad connections and overloaded parts run hot long before they fail. An infrared scan finds those hot spots while your equipment is running, so you can fix them on your schedule instead of during an outage. NFPA 70B (2023) also calls for infrared inspections of energized equipment at least once a year as part of an electrical maintenance program.

Annual

IR scans called for under NFPA 70B

Zero downtime

Equipment is scanned while it runs

One report

Prioritized findings ready for your compliance file

WHAT YOU GET

Every inspection includes

Every inspection includes

Every inspection includes

— Infrared scanning by certified thermographers using calibrated thermal cameras

— Electrical gear, motors, machinery and moving equipment inspected live, under normal operating load

— Root-cause review of every thermal anomaly with recommended fixes

— Thermal and visual reference images for each piece of equipment

— Findings ranked by severity so you know what to fix first

— Documentation to support NFPA 70B and NFPA 70E compliance and insurance reviews

WHEN TO CALL US

If any of these sound familiar, it’s time for a scan.

If any of these sound familiar, it’s time for a scan.

If any of these sound familiar, it’s time for a scan.

— Breakers trip or equipment runs hot with no clear cause

— No infrared scan in the past 12 months

— No documented electrical maintenance program (EMP)

— An audit, insurance renewal or NFPA 70B review is coming up

— You’ve added load, equipment or a new production line

— Your facility has never had a thermographic survey

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HOW IT WORKS

Your equipment stays running. Your team stays informed.

Your equipment stays running. Your team stays informed.

Your equipment stays running. Your team stays informed.

01

Scope & quote

Tell us your facility size and equipment list. We quote by square footage or asset count.

02

On-site scan

Our thermographers scan switchgear, MCCs, transformers, panels and disconnects, plus motors, pumps, bearings, conveyors and other moving equipment while it runs.

03

Analysis

We review every anomaly and rank it by severity.

04

Report

You get a written report with thermal images, temperatures, severity ratings and recommended corrective actions.

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